"fox5" lauren demarco is live in mannasas tonight with the details, lauren. >> reporter: shawn, it's happening here cinco de mayo. they're glad glad the city realized its mistake and make good on. it the residents docht want to be the one to make up for it. >> city government notice today was over charging businesses the past few years using tax rate higher than what the tax cold allows for. with electricity city of mannasas owes $850,000 to business owners split among them that is the 300 bucks a piece. viz boneers are happy those that don't live here because it looks like the come from tax increase on residents. >> city is stepping up to the plate and coming out and letting businesses know they've been over paying and rectifying the situation. >> residents we'll see a tax come up to pay this back. >> yes. >> and so technically my residency is outside of the city of mannasas. >> ah-ha you reap the benefits this. >> the city would have to pay back the amount we over charge on this business of personal property in one form or another. so, yes the citizens will pay that back because we

lauren demarco explains. >> tony, shawn, they say within five years you can sit back here and look at your phone and be a passenger in your own car with nobody behind the wheel. and within 20 to 30 years they expect that that will be the way that most of us get around. now the transition period is going to be tricky. so fairfax country officials are pulling together all of the players in the game to try to make sure we get there safely ♪ fairfax county showing off ut cutting edge technology. >> but it's not about automation. >> warping red light ahead. >> it's also about connectivity. about 200 people signed up for the event to take a test ride in audi, q 7 and tesla model x which is what is called level twol automation. they know to stay in a lane or brake all on their own. >> they stop so smoothly. >> i would be happy napping in the front seat as the car is driving. >> while level twos you see on the road and level five information is a car that pleatly drives itself and becoming a society where everyone gets around level 5 that would require tekt activity or communication between b

lauren demarco joins us live in southeast with the latest. uren. >> reporter: tony, balloons and teddy bears here mark the spot the 6-year-old was hit and killed and in the weeks since his death we've been stand ago lon the stretch of livingston road southeast speed limit here is 25 miles an hour and 15 miles an hour when kids at the school are present. we called mayor about this she enlisted help of d dot to gather information and determine what saferty measures may be needed here along the roadway. they told us over the weekend there would be signs posted addressing the speed limit and also that pedestrians cross through this area. we have not seep much of that but we see tubing placed ra cross the roadway every 100 yards or so. today there was a guy out here doing maintenance for them and as we were talking with him cars were flying past. >> the reason why we're just doing a count here because they never had before, so we just need to see if we need to put in speed bumps and stuff. >> this helps you know whether or not they're needed. >> ye

it lauren demarco is live with the story tonight. s right a big mistake to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars. the city of mannasas over charged local businesses on their taxes. and it's a plan to reimburse those businesses and has people who live here asking some questions. shawn. >> a dispute over the public right to see police body -- siege police body camera footage. he was wrong and "fox5" was right. the exclusive story is straight ahead. >> at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. like putting oregano in their water. it has natural antioxidants and we don't have to use antibiotics in their diet. perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever. at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. for example, thyme. it's part of our 100% veggie diet and helps support their immune system. perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever. >> there was a major traffic snafu in fairfax. a mattress store caught fire an leesburg

lauren demarco is on the scene. lauren, what do you know so far? >> reporter: just heartbreaking, shawn, tony, we're here as you said livingston in southeast. this is active scene. we're told about 8:30 this evening there was boy struck by a vehicle. police were initially calling this a hit and run. we know that that boy was taken to the hospital. we're unfortunately he has been unpro -- pronounced dead. solemn here as you speak to the officers. they say a few minutes after the accident the driver actually contacted police h himself. he is now being interviewed by police and also told the young boy's parents have been here talking to police as well. we've been asking exactly what may have led to this. was the boy walking a cross the street with his parents. what the scenario was. it is all under investigation right now. we have not gotten answers there. i can tell you the street sort of lines up next to apartment complex on one side and on the other side is wooded area with a bit of clearing. there's a picnic table and i hav seen officers back and

fox5's lauren demarco in the district with more. >>reporter: is the word. there are so many questions, the biggest of which is why, why would this guy be collecting people's blood? he is 43 year old wen. he was here today at d.c. superior court. he pleaded not guilty. our camera was rolling as he came out and ran from reporters. according to charging documents around 2 p.m. yesterday, a police officer overheard people saying that they were getting paid $30 each to give blood inside of an apartment at 7p street southwest. that's public housing. not far from nats park. a woman inside the apartment told police it was her unit and she was participating as part of a work study under the direction of wenwen told officers he works for a company called boston bio source an was authorized to be drawing blood from citizens, but the d.c. department of health says he is not a licensed medical official in the district and the apartment building is not clearly with officers. he said he just met wen this morning. i'm not sure. i got to audit committee to him, though. does

fox5 a's lauren demarco in live in southeast where a vigil was held for xavier. >>reporter: tone initial i can't even tell you how stunned we are because just standing here waiting for our live shot a car came flying by had to be going somewhere 80 miles an down this street which is 25 miles per hour. fortunately a police car wasn't far behind and ended up pulling it over down the road. people were cheering. that's how upset this neighborhood is. i can tell you that the still under investigation. but this is current apparently a problem here people speeding down the road. last night xavierier lowk i was crossing the street during his birthday celebration with his mother when he was hit and killed. his mother was not able to handle coming out to this vigil, but other families that were there and witnessed the crash were here. take a look. family and friends here to honor the sweat and all too short life of xavier lucky. he changes your whole mood when he walks into a room. he's smart and independent. he's that child that you dream about. he's perfect. unfortunatel

lauren demarco is live in fairfax where she got to take one for a test drive. how was it?reporter: let me tell you, there are self driving cars on the road everywhere, i was unaware of that but fairfax county is working to get the word out and spread awareness about all of that, partnering up with v dot, virginia tech and localized company, they want to be at the forefront of this technology, today, there were people from test la, an audi drive in some of those, these are cars out on road, right now, they're show off what they can do and there will be things unveiled in the future leading to a world where we're driving around in cars without anybody behind the whim. take a look at some of that video. i was in there today and there also is the idea not only of automation but connectivity. the point being that cars need to be able to sort of talk to each other and also with the infrastructure on the roads. that way, the car is aware of what's going on around it, and it can safely drive, and get people around. and people here in the industry say this is a matter of when. not

fox5 ass lauren demarco is live tonight in northwest. lauren, what do we know about this? shawn, this is so bizarre and there are so many questions tonight, the biggest of which is why, why was this man collecting people's blood? he is 43 year old qayew he pleaded not guilty here at d.c. superior court and' was release on his own recognizance. our camera was rolling as he came out and ran present reporters. around 2 p.m. yesterday a police officer heard a group of people saying they were getting paid $30 each to give blood inside of an apartment at p 0p street. that's public housing not far from nats park. a woman inside told police it was her unit and she was participating under a work disud did i under the direction of between. between told oic company called boston bio source and he was authorized to be drawing blood from citizens, but d.c. public health says he is not a medical licensed director in the district. n's' lawyers spoke with reporters including my colleague alexandrialy mofnlt he said he just met wen this morning and he is how he responded when he was asked

fox5's lauren demarco is lauren. >> reporter: sarah, we're right in downtown arlington and it's reallyning i should say the clarendon area of arlington but it's frightening how off of this played out. the suspect tried to get into this building 1919 clarendon boulevard when he was turned away he walked about 10 minutes down the road to key boulevard, a condo complex there. police say that he randomly targeted his victim pretending to be a maintenance worker. >> you don't think about those kind of things happening here on, you know, in the middle of clarendon. >> we've all been really shooken up about it. >> reporter: people who live at this luxury apartment complex received a message from management detailing what you see in this surveillance video a man gets into the entranceway, waits around for a minute or so and then follows a woman and her dog through the main door. once inside he passes the concierge but an observant employee behind the desk calls him back and eventually orders him to leave. >> they pretty everyone who lives in the building so they're always super careful. they n

in arlington, lauren demarco fox5 local news. >> white house press secretary the podium today for the time since the fbi director's firing. spicer refused to answer questions about whether the president recorded conversations with former fbi director james comey mee. >> are there recording devices in the oval office or in the residence. >> as i said for the third time there is nothing further to add on that. >> does he think it's appropriate top threaten someone like mr. comey not to speak. >> i don't think that -- that's not a threat. he simply state add fact. the tweet speaks for itself. >> spicer denied claims that the president asked comey to pledge his loyalty during his white house dinner in january. >> meanwhile president trump today also floated the idea of canceling white house press briefings. this after a slew of contradictions were made in recent press briefings in regards to comey's firing. the president wrote "as a very active president with lots of things happening it is not possible for my is your gates top stand at the podium with perfect accuracy. ." he went on to sa

fox5's lauren demarco has the details. >> reporter: we're right in the downtown clarendon area and thisning the way it played out. the suspect tried to get into this building 1919 clarendon boulevard and when he was turned away, he then walked about 10 minutes down the road to key boulevard, a condo complex there. police say he randomly targeted his victim pretending to be a maintenance worker. >> you don't think about those kind of things happening here on, you know -- in the middle of clarendon. >> we've all been really shooken inabout it. >> reporter: people who live at this luxury apartment complex received a message from management detailing what you see in this surveillance video. a man gets into the entranceway waits for a minute or so and then follows a woman and her dog through the main door. once unside, he passes the concierge but an observant employee behind the desk calls him back and eventually orders him to leave. >> they pretty much know everyone who lives in the building super careful. they never let anyone in. >> we're super thankful. >> we really appreciate that hard

fox5's lauren demarco is live in gaithersburg with the details. >> reporter: tony sounds like there was a soccer event going on here at center way park yesterday when the suspect was taken into custody by police. they arrived here to arrest 47-year-old miguel alfredo flores. if you take a look at his mug shot you can see he's still wearing the shirt that has the emblem on it for academyial de futbol salvadorena. now, this young girl was seven years old at the time. the summer of 2015. she told child protective services that while on the playing field, flores would touch her inappropriately underneath of her clothing. he would wait until a moment when no one was looking touch her to keep this a secret. don't tell anyone or something will happen. she took that threat to mean that something may happen to her mother. and she was frightened. it took her two years until now to come forward to child protective services and they contacted, pardon me, montgomery county police. polic. starks who is asking anyone who has a child who has been coached by flores who thinks their child may also have b

lauren demarco spoke to her tonight. lauren. >> reporter: tope, the suspect is charged here in d.c.. but this woman and her neighbor believe he's the same guy maryland and they're terrified they may be dealing with side effects. >> i'm upset about that. i don't know if he injected me with something or needle dirty or what the case may be or if it's coincidental. >> this prince george county woman we're not identifying shared photos from when a rash showed up on her right harm hours after a man drew her blood on may 11. she still has red patches. her doctor could not determine what cause today and gave her interestment and is sending her to specialist. she saw the "fox5" report thursday and immediately recognized the man that came out to visit her after she answered a craigslist ad. she says he paid her $30 to draw blood and swab nose. her neighbor and her family also decided to participate. >> they tell whawt blood was for. >> no he did not say any anything. department each ask for a name. he stuck a long piece into my no

. >> i'm lauren demarco. >> felt like summer this spring. record setting temperatures across the area. >> live look over towards the air force memorial. gary has the answer. >> warm tomorrow as it was today. a lot of people are. and if will cool off for the tomorrow the rest of the workweek will cool down. i'm not going so hoe the 7 day now. a hint ahead it will get cooler. right now an idea that we have a very, very mild evening out there right now. temperatures 78 degrees holding in the city and want to be warm this evening for us. westminster 68. notice 60s. annapolis, baltimore, westminster, 63 across stephensville and frontal system is laying across us. we're still in the city a little south ever that front. north of the front temperatures are a little cooler down in the 60s and it looks like that cool front will probably end up being pretty much there during the overnight hours and that will keep us mild overnight. storms tomorrow. looks look some storms could be strong and severe. hers the big weather maker. sent ram planes over wichi

. >>> thanks so much for joining us i'm matt ackland >> i'm lauren demarco. we begin with the massive cyber attack potentially affecting millions >> it was unleashed yesterday, and dozens of countries including the u.s. are scrambling to fix the problem. the ransom wear attack affected tens of thousands of computers around the globe >> we're told it could have been a lot worse if not for the actions of a 22-year-old british researcher who accidently activated a so-called kill switch. >> reporter: hackers using a microsoft windows what friday. the leaked flaw was one secretly used as a cyber weapon by the u.s. national security agency. hackers exploiting the software to affect computers with ransom wear. they must pay a ransom or their data will be deleted. this is the screen shot with what it looked like at a surgery center in northern england friday. it's alarming because of the size and speed hitting more than 70 countries including the u.s. u.k., affected all types of industries from fedex to british hospitals and medical centers, russian interior ministry

fox5 a's lauren demarco is live in d.c. >>reporter: shawn, this defines heart break. as you said exaif jar lucking was hit during his birthday cook relatives witnessed the crash and say this could and should have been avoided. >> happy birthday to you, happy birthday. family and friends too short life of exaifierd all- lucky. smart and independent. he's that child that you dream about. he's perfect. and unforth fatallyies gone. they gathered in the spot where his life ended. they had a birthday celebration with family and then they held a cook out across the street from his mother's livingston apartment. he was crossing the treat with his mom when witnesses say a car came speeding through and he was hit kept driving. didn't come and didn't come back april saw that my nephew wasn't responding. they made a gesture for him to keep going and he sped off. family members chased off the sc called police himself. people who live hearsay this should never have happened. as epa anc commissioner or a community advocate addressed the crowd cars continued to fly by. we got to star

. >> thank you for joining us tonight i'm lauren demarco. >> i'm jim lokay. >> off the top tonight, arlington police investigating a brazen sexual assault there. >> a man was spotted on surveillance video. he pretended to be a maintenance work ep and sexually a salted a woman in her apartment. >> tonight, investigators need help track down the suspect. "fox5" lindsey watts is live in arlington tonight with more on the story. lindsay. >> reporter: jim, lairn, this is where it happened. at this apartment building on key boulevard. police railroad here for twelve hours today. they just left a little while ago. they were happeneding out flyers with pictures of the suspect. police say this man was able to get past building security and he started randomly knocking knocking on apartment doors until he found a woman that answered. >> when you're in your building locked inside and you hear a northampton county think you're safe. >> police want to you he attacked a woman inside her apartment leaving her so badly injured she had to be hospitalized. it was 9:00 in the morning when he showed up here. tak

police believed there could be more victims out there fox5's lauren demarcos is live in gaithersburg with the details. lauren. >>reporter: tony, police showed up here at center way park at montgomeryville yesterday afternoon and arrested the suspect right on the soccer field. he is 47 year old miguel alfredo fluoresce. you can see in his mug shot he's still wearing the shirt with the logo for football solve rain he, that is an organization, a soccer club that he owns and for. now a nine year old girl told child protective services that back in 2015, in the summer of 2015 she was touched inappropriately by fluoresce. she sayses that he fondled her h underneath of her clothing at times right on the soccer field she said it happen when other people weren't looking. he would check to make sure that that was the case and he told her to keep it a secret and that if she told anyone bad things would happen. tonight we spoke with some of the people here including a young man who has played for floor yes, sir for the past six years. he would like to make kids laugh and just make us play better

"fox5" lauren demarco is at the scene lauren tell us what happened. >> tony, shawn, it was 8:30 this evening you can see it's an active scene livingston and southeast. they have been walking a cross the street trying to piece together exactly how this happened. and it is just heartbreaking here this 6-year-old boy did not survive. take a listen to some of the neighors here. >> that's somebody's son taken away from them. it's not right. that could be my son. her son, anybody. anybody daughter. anybody brother. cuz up, anybody. did it's sad, >> sick, sick to my stomach. it's sad, it's really, really sad. >> again, everyone -- >> it's sad. >> everyone wondering at this point how this happened and we know this treat living with a cox policemen on one side and torque and clearing on the other. there's a picnic stable we've seen someone going back and forth between the two areas. the driver left the scene and witnesses were able to describe that people to& police. we were also told the driver called him himself. earlier police chief newsham was hish and spoke on a video done peri scope on

good evening, thanks foe much for joining us tonight, i'm meuk and lauren demarco. >> we begin tonight with a shocking crime in college park. a man was murdered in a random unprovoked attack. >> investigators tell us a suspect is a university of maryland student and the victim was a student visiting from buy i state. fox5's is live tonight with the details. >>reporter: matt and lauren police say the male student who what goes killed was with two friends here on regents drive. it was around 3:00 in the morning and they were waiting for an uber when the suspect approached with a knife. this is the area where it happened. police say the suspect stabbed the victim in the chest. it is not clear if the suspect left the area and came back or if p he just stuck around here. the police said that he was arrested at this bus stop. we'll show you now what it looked like here earlier this morning much the names of the victims and suspect have not been release yet. we just know the victim attended buy i state university, about a 30-minute drive from here and the suspect is a yeufort d of maryland st

fox5's lauren demarco has this story. >> reporter: we're right here in the downtown clarendon area ands is very frightening the way that it played out. the suspect tried to get into this building, 1919 clarendon boulevard and when he was turned away, he then walked about 10 minutes down the road to key boulevard in a condo complex there. police say he randomly targeted his victim pretending to be a m >> you don't think about those kind of things happening here on, you know, in the middle of clarendon. >> we have all been really shooken up. >> reporter: people who live at this luxury apartment complex received a message from management detailing what you see in the surveillance video. a man gets into the entranceway waits around for a minute or so and then follows a woman and her dog through the main door. once inside, he passes the concierge but an observant employee behind the desk calls him back and eventually orders him to leave. >> they pretty much know everyone who lives in the building so they're always super careful. they never let anyone in. >> we're super thankful. >> we reall

. >> "fox5" lauren demarco was in chinatown tonight. we saw her 10:30 with fan out there. lauren it's a tough job to have tonight to be out there i'm sure. >> you know what it's sad people coming out here some angry and some bummed out and once again caps get to the playoffs and can't keep it going. look at the people we talked to. >> it's a gutless performance, backstrum, ovechkin. >> they need the rebuild the fran skies over. if it was going to happen when ove it would happen by now. >> they did their best. they did their best. >> it's good. >> i'm still sticking with you all. >> still sticking with them. there's folks out here stephanie, nick, apatrick, you guys have about drowning your sorrows in the bar after the game. tell me how oar feeling you're sticking with the caps. >> of course you. >> don't want to see ove go. >> he's contributed so much in the playoffs over the past several seasons it's not his fault alone we didn't win. takes group ivrt here i wish we could have pulled it out. i'm not going to give up my season tickets or being loyal caps fan because we didn

good evening, thank you for joining us, i'm lauren demarco and i'm matt ackland. a university of maryland student is behind bars tonight accused of an on campus murder. he was arrested early this morning after investigators say he stabbed a student visiting from bowie state university. police say the attack was random and unprovoked. fox5's lindsay watts is live the at college park tonight with the latest. lindsay? >>reporter: matt and lauren, it happened here on regents drive right off of the main drag of campus. police say about three in the morning the victim and two of his friends were out here waiting for an yub we are when a stranger approached and out of nowhere stabbed the victim. that suspect didn't get far. police tell me that he was arrested over at this bus stop. a shocking crime as students finish out the school year. i've been here for four years and it's the first time i've happening. on commencement weekend university of maryland students woke up to a crime scene and an e-mail moat phiing them of a murder on campus, the suspect, a fellow student. i

. >> thank you for staying us with i'm lauren demarco. >> i'm jim lokay. >> fell like more summer than spring. record setting temperatures across the area. >> wliv look outside now. the question is, is this heat planning on taking staying around. what can we expect in the workweek. >> one more day warm and tomorrow the dig story tomorrow is dry and thunderstorms some of which will be storm and severe weather possible and afternoon into tomorrow morning. temperatures this evening depend on where you are. if you're north and east of d.c. temperatures are in the 60s. you start coming down to the dmv and central and southern and southwestern areas temperatures staying and laying across from is kee temperature dropped in d.c. 7 degrees from just in the late 90 hour. so the front is he'sed ever so slightly down to south and southwest. i think it settles there and forecast living north overnight probably not much and eventually upper 60s. we met may get to upper 60s and front moves norm and back up to 70 or so and thunderstorms in the forecast for tomorrow. maybe we end up with cloud cover in

. >> thank you for joining us tonight i'm lauren demarco. >> i'm jim lokay. >> over the top tonight we police investigating a sexual you'll assault. >> he pretended to be maintenance worker and sexually salt aid woman in her apartment. >> tonight, investigators are looking for public's health in trying to finltd the suspect. live with ar welcome ton until i was sure, hi, lindsay. >> hey, jim, lurp lauren, the sex happened and tlees were here from a little after 9:00 in the morning until 9:00 tonight and they were hap happeneding out the flyers that have the suspect's photo. this man was able to get past building security and started knocking done doors until he found a woman that answerd when you have in a building and knock inside police think are you safe >> they want to you atalk a woman inside her apartment even her so badly injured she had to be hospitalized. it was 9:00 in the morning when he showed up it's secure building with concierge desk. investigators believed the suspect snuck in behind someone with access. >> i do think i saw him brvrment i think he tried to get into this

thanks for joining us, i'm lauren demarco. hi, everybody i'm jim lokay. the attack happened on the park place friday night. it all happened right here friday at about 6:00 inside the gallery place metro station and this victim says he was not a victim of a robbery. nothing was taken from his person, but he was a victim of a vicious assault and this is what he looked like once he left the station. his jaw swollen, his s will likely require surgery after a pack of young men beat him to the ground. he says had it not been for the train that was at the platform he likely would have fallen on to the tracks and had it not been for a george washington university student things likely would have been far worse. i was pulled down onto the platform flo pushed me towards the train which at that point was starting to accelerate and my hand hit the train and i've now broken my hand and may need to have surgery. there was a good samaritan from gw law school that jumped in and if it wasn't for him i would have gotten worse of it than i did. he got beat up. i didn't get

live in norm west, lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". >> now we have undate on animal cruelty case inr vir. police arrested virginia man in the case of two dead pit bulls found inside a duffle bag. police say he left the dogs in a storage without proper water on ventilation. when the roommate arrived several hours later the dogs were dead. that's when police say the owner disposed of dogs along a dirt road in dumfries and found inside a duffle bag and plastic storage container and charged with animal cruelty and unlawful disposal of dead animal. >> now to a memorial day tradition in the district. thousands of bikers around the nation are here for annual rolling thunder ride for tree freedom. first event was tond where they held a vigil vietnam veterans memorial. they honored mar than 58,000 service men and women that died in vietnam war. >> earlier today hundreds of bikers across the nation rolled into the disstrict for blessing of the bikes. it was held this afternoon national cathedral. blessing of the bikes is one of several events going on this memorial day weekend and rolling thu

good evening oym lauren demarco. >> i'm lindsey watts in tonight for matt. tonight a d.c.is heartbroken over the loss of young father shot and killed early this morning in northwest. aldranon jones was standing outside an apartment building q street with i group of people when two men approached and started firing, jones and six other men and one woman were hit by the gunfire and other trick items are expectsed to survive. earlier this evening i spoke with the white's mother she's devastated and had this message for the men that did this. >> he was just that good of a person. if you know what i'm going through now you know i have a child please turn yourself n my daughter is grieving like god forbid you should just change my daughter's whole life because you took her father away. please if you have a heart you daughter. >> please have not said what the motive may have been for shoots and they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. >> we're learning new details about a deadly shooting in richmond that took life of a virginia state trooper. special agent mich

fox5's lauren demarco is live in gaithersburg tonight with the details. this is disturbing. >>reporter: it is. and shawn, police showed up here in montgomeryville age yesterday and they arrested this guy right on the soccer field.s he's 47 year old miguel, alfredo flores and you can see in his h mug who the that he was still wearing his shirt from a soccer organization that he owns and coaches for. according to the charging documents, a nine year old girl in march told child protective services that back in 2015 when she was just seven years old she was playing for flores and that he would touch her inappropriately fondling her underneath of her clothing sometimes right on the soccer field. he would make sure that nobody was looking and then tell her that she needed to keep it a secret and threatened to do something bad if she told anyone. we spoke tonight with some of the people here and also a boy who played for flores for six years. >> he was fun. he would like to make kids laugh and just make us play better in soccer and tough there's other people watching and stuff. >>

>> that was our lauren demarco reporting.ll but a final decision won't be made until monday and as of now the new car tax hike would be a permanent change. >>> meanwhile, as we head to break former president obama talking politics and announcing an endorsement of a politician on the international stage. we'll have more on that coming up next. >>> and of course caitlin is going to be back with another look at your saturday forecast. here's a live look outside on this saturday morning. time now is 8:09, temperatures in the 60's. she'll hopefully have some good news for us. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ for vacations that exceed expectations, make it busch gardens virginia! with surprises hiding around each corner, and good times guaranteed. busch gardens and water country usa. a whole other world awaits. plan your two park getaway now, and eat free with select packages. >> welcome back. a texas police officer is free on bond this morning after being charged yesterday with the murder -- with a murder in the shooting death of a

we understand my colleague lauren demarco is in touch with some of her law enforcement sources, she's the one who told me that they laid out these strips in the street that have spikes in them and that's how the treads on the tires of the ambulance were destroyed but it didn't stop the guy. it slowed him down obviously but didn't stop him and then they passed northbound on -- on indian head highway as we were heading southbound to meet up with them and again, we will shot that video right as kevin was talking there at about -- what was with the, 6:54 or something and then pulled the u-turn and that's when you joined us. so, i think if our people can be on it, that there should be -- >> they're trying, bob. >> reporter: and i'm seeing smoking rucker in the street. i'm seeing. >>> smoking rubber in the street and smelling it so i think the ambulance is still shedding parts of its tires. and so there should be video in house. you'll see it at what we saw which was a heck of a sight, all these lights coming northbound as police from charles and prince george's counties pursued this stolen

join us is business network studio lauren demarco on a tuesday. good morning. >> good morning, nice to see you. >> good to see you as always. >> how are we look when the bell ripingz this morning. >> well, aking a little bit of a breemer after a record setting run. once again yesterday for the nasdaq thanks to cyber security stocks went up in a good way and oil prices rally hit today. completely flats this tuesday morning. >> speaking of that ran some wear attack, north korea may be responsible. >> similar code was used in hack ago tack remember sony pictures hack the interview was the movie back in 2014 and the movie, the plot the assassination was of the eerd of north korea so this year it hit what 300,000 people and it looks like it -- >> that hack was effective. >> it hit railways and government agencies in europe and hit u.s.. fedex hit big time. this was more over seas problem. >> i don't like the headline anheuser bush owe going after the small guys. >> crafts beers we had couple hundred seven years ago. now we have 4500 craft brewyes in th

. >> lauren demarco got to check out the latest on the roads. uren was it fun. >> it was amazing and we think about it. the technology in modern cars is already pretty cool. but you can ma'am up the steering wheel even the gas pedal going way of cassette and eight track players. fairfax county officials are getting ready. just how soon they think it will happen coming up. >> what are 8 track players, tony perkins. >> i don't >> d.c. rat program is growing the city new plan to crackdown on restaurants when we come back. >> take a live look outside. a little cooler out there today. it's feeling like early spring. still there was plenty of sunshine. sxek more of same this mor morning. >> a little twist on tomorrow. expect the same type of temperature range feeling like early spring with a lot of places in 6 0s and we'll start with sunshine and then the clouds thickening as the day goes on and around 8:00 or so rain moves in and that may get heavy tomorrow night into friday mean while these are high temperatures today 63 dulles and way below the aver

i'm lauren demarco, matt has the night you have. have hit the road on this holiday weekend, as we get ready cook-outs mistake head to the beach. the big question is what can we expect from mother nature? it certainly wasn't very sunny. gwen joining us with all of the details. what are we looking at >> we do have mixed conditions for the weekend and i'm calling it just unsettled. and definitely days where you're going to have to keep your eyes on the skies and tonight is a pretty good example. let's take a look at our maps and i'll show you what i'm talking about, areas oh to the south seeing storms firing up. not so much to the north along the i95 corridor, of course, but to the south of us, a different stranger where we got a lot of cloud to ground lightening in these storms, and it is affecting many of the areas well to the south and the southwest of us in through green and spotsylvania into charlottesville as you can see and right there along the i 64 near richmond, if that's where you're headed that's one thing to keep in mind.

thanks for joining us, i'm lauren demarco and i'm jim lokay. the victim talked with fox5's marina maracco. she's live now with what he had to say about what happened on friday. marina. >>reporter: jim, lauren, this man says nothing was stolen off his person. it was simply a vicious attack. he was inside the metro here the at gallery place. 6:00 it was a packed train when he was attacked by a pack of young men. he says he can't say how many there were, but there were more than five. take a look at how he walked away from this all, his face bruised, his jaw swollen and his hand now will likely reqre wants to do is find the good samaritan who intervened and helped stop what could have been far worse. >> i was pulled down onto the platform floor, people beating on me. they pushed me towards the train which at that point was starting to accelerate and my hand hit the train and i've now broken my hand and may need to have surgery. but there was a good samaritan from gw law school who jumped in and if it wasn't for him i would have gotten worse of it t

first up a check of markets joining us now from fox business network studio in new york city, lauren demarco tuesday -- what is it? wednesday morning. >> wednesday the week is weird. >> how could i take us back. >> losing track of time. happy hump day my friday by the way way. >> we'll miss you tomorrow but have a nice long weekend are note. >> i am dow up 43 points and up four days in a row for total of 340 points despite terror overseas and here in the u.s. today this morning maybe a modestly higher not seeing gains the story is there is a lot going on. politically speaking the president overseas but you have the budget they're dealing with and you have the cbo score on healthcare bill and we very one other things in d.c. i can't remember. >> okay. >> i was going to speculate and then i remembered i'm not the business expert. >> all right. >> it will come to me. >> investigation continuing, all of that. >> spiing of terror attack, lots of concert event planners and concert goers probably too in the back of their mind r these large venues? sadly. >> if you put this on the calendar it's memo

lauren demarco went to the local chapter in rockville which serves entire dmv to find out more. >> ice bucket challenge such a success that they now have their own buckets painted with and so, this news is just wonderful for everybody in the als community. because as you can see written here on signage, 5,000 people diagnosed per year. 2 to 5 years is average life expectancy there is no cure. i have with me andrew betterman member of the board of local als association chapter and new medication was not expected to be available for another two to three years. the fact it's been pushed through sooner this is huge for people currently who have the disease. >> it is actually fantastic. it's first treatment approved in 22 years. >> so this medication is expected to basically improve the quality of life for pe people. . you can talk about what it's like for someone suffering from als, lou gehrig's disease. >> described as a glass could have up is incredibly acc accurate. you don't lose any mental function but your body slowly withers and you to use muscles it's helpless and unbelievable hear

but thank you so much for joining us and staying up with us lights here i'm lauren demarco. >> i'm lindseyts. >> in tonight for matt. >> so far this memorial day weekend has not brought much sunshine. take a l and sox you saw rain showers earlier and those showers unfortunately are not gone for good yet. >> we want to talk to gwen for the holiday forecast. it's what he everybody wants to know about now. >> for some reason i'm feeling a awful lot of pressure. >> you should. >> you know what lindsay, you're right, fwloomy out there. rain showers we had earlier. even storms to areas to the far south and southwest. and it is still not going to be calm the rest of the weekend and we have good news for you. let's begin with a look at maps and show what you is happening now. we had rain and storms that hit areas south and southwest. spotsylvania what was under severe thunderstorm watch at one point as was augusta and green and we're seeing some of that moving out. showers light showers here and there through areas to the north and northwest. but, other than that just mainly cloudy skies. here's w

go to getfios.com >>> this is fox 5 local news at 6 >>> i'm jim lokay >> i'm lauren demarco companying for a man sexual assaulted a woman >> this happened in the 1500 block of key boulevard. now police need help >>> lindsey watts has been following this and joins us with the latest. lindsey? >> reporter:. >> reporter: police been here for hours, they're still here now investigating their canvassing the apartment building and handling out flyers that have pictures of the suspect in this case. it appears that this was a random crime, police say the victim in the hospital with significant injuries investigators say it was around 9:00 when the suspect showed up at the apartment building and started banking on doors claiming he was a maintenance worker. when the victim opened the door. he forced his way inside, attacked and sexual assaulted her and took off. the suspect is about 6 feet tall, they think he's in his early 20's. based on the surveillance images, seems like i may be familiar with this apartment building. and one resident tells us he thinks he has seen the guy before. >> i do

here's lauren demarco. >> hi. >> good morning. >> we're not looking good in morning are we. >> can we down over 100 point. dow near record highs and other markets at records this is national pull back and argument considering news last night investors are getting nervous about what is going on in the donald trump white house with the plateest news. report from "new york times" about exfbi director james comey having memo detailing conversations with the president where the president said, i hope you play down the investigation into the former investigation. >> we'll keep an eye on it. when it comes to security some information involved airline security and we're hearing on the record conversation now that may impact the way we travel. >> yeah we're expecting a meeting today between frovlz european union and united states talking about potential to electronic device beggar than cellphone for more airports in time in europe on those flights come into u.s.. right now the ban is ten airport mostly middle east. the most before. >> all right let's have fun. let's talk about starbucks. days